Academic Programs

The Robert H. Smith School of Business is an internationally recognized leader in management education and research. One of 12 colleges and schools at the University of Maryland, College Park, the Smith School offers undergraduate; full-time, part-time, online, and executive MBA; specialty masters; PhD; and executive education programs, as well as outreach services to the corporate community.

Faculty and Research

The lifeblood of a business school is its faculty, and at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business our faculty members are inspiring, supportive and world-class. We are attuned to a marketplace that values innovation, entrepreneurialism, analytical thinking and hard work. Our teaching and research equips students with the wisdom of business scholarship rooted in the experiential lessons of the marketplace.

Featured Faculty

Featured Faculty

In our survey, we find that about 60 percent of workers say that they were scared that they would lose their job if they said no. And so I think that's a big problem - that workers get a job offer; they're excited about it, and they fear that if they try to negotiate or they turn it down, then they won't get the job.

[EY] joining forces with a high-caliber medical institute (Johns Hopkins Medicine) can add an extra layer of validity and expertise to the services EY is offering its health care clients. Hopkins would know more about the workings of a hospital than many EY consultants… Hopkins can help get out the message about the importance of reducing infections and preventing harm, which can save lives and cut costs

Featured Faculty

Tata group is a resilient group with very strong ethical values and commitment to long-term thinking and business excellence. Leadership changes and succession always evoke a lot of interest and speculation but Tata group has [successful] experience dealing with such leadership succession. I am very optimistic that the group will come out stronger in the end.

Featured Faculty

When firms focus on the short term, those firms steer profits to shareholders immediately instead of spending money to improve productivity, the greatest driver of economic growth for both companies and our economy.